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Dog's Wellbeing: a behaviourist approach
Get inside your dog's head and work out why they behave
the way they do - that was the aim of this community awareness session
which was held at the Ipswich & Redbank Plaza Libraries. It was
aimed at dog owners who are experiencing behavioural problems with their
pets.
Aspects covered in the seminar included:
- Dog pyschology - how a dog thinks and acts in the social order, how a dog learns and why prevention is better than cure
- Behavioural problems - these are diverse and range from unnecessary barking, destructive chewing & digging to phobias, separation anxiety
- Child safety around dogs - and how to avoid being bitten, interpreting a dog's body language, controlling your fear
- Legal issues - registration, fencing, noise abatement, roaming dogs, dog attacks
As a companion to the seminar, the Ipswich Library and Information Service,
has compiled a package of fact sheets (available to attendees at the
seminar), reading lists, web sites and periodicals available online.
Australian Web Sites
International Web Sites
Articles on Dogs' Behavioural Problems

Page updated: 17 January 2006
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